Elections
Your Voice Matters: 2026 BC Local Government Election
Your Voice Matters: 2026 BC Local Government Election (August 2026) TRI-CITIES British Columbia’s local government elections are coming up on October 17, 2026. Held every four years, these elections are an important opportunity to elect the Mayors, Councillors, and School District Trustees who help shape the communities we live, work, and raise our families. Below,…
Read MoreTri-Cities Chamber of Commerce Announces 2026 Board of Directors at Annual General Meeting
Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce Announces 2026 Board of Directors at Annual General Meeting Back row l-r: Mohammad Darwish, Matthew Sebastiani, Gwendolyn Maddock, Justin Levine, Adel Gamar, Pulkit Sharma, Eric Salvador, Mike Forrest and Chris Chong Front row l-r: Katie Fitzmaurice, Reihaneh Mirjani, Vivien Symington, Jennifer McKinnon, Cassandra Curtis and Katherine Kim FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE…
Read MoreNominations now open: 2026 Tri-Cities Chamber Board of Directors
Nominations now open: 2026 Tri-Cities Chamber Board of Directors 2025 Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors newly appointed and elected at the 53nd Annual General Meeting. L to R front row: Eric Salvador (Treasurer), Reihaneh Mirjani, Vivien Symington (Board Chair), Leslie Courchesne (Former CEO), Pulkit Sharma, Katherine Kim. L to R back row: Justin…
Read MoreTri-Cities Chamber statement: 2024 BC General Election final results
“The Tri-Cities Chamber looks forward to working with our newly elected and re-elected representatives on issues that matter to business,” said Leslie Courchesne, CEO, Tri-Cities Chamber. “We need a stable government that can deliver reductions in regulatory burdens, red tape, and the cost of doing business, to ensure our economy thrives and our local communities flourish.”
Read MoreTri-Cities Chamber statement: 2024 BC General Election initial results
“The Tri-Cities Chamber looks forward to working with our newly elected and re-elected representatives on issues that matter to business,” said Leslie Courchesne, CEO, Tri-Cities Chamber. “We need a stable government that can deliver reductions in regulatory burdens, red tape, and the cost of doing business, to ensure our economy thrives and our local communities flourish.”
Read MoreMeet the Candidates: Ken Holowanky, Coquitlam-Maillardville, Independent
2024 BC Provincial General Election series: “It is the co-operation of school and industry that will result in a stable, knowledgeable workforce that adds to the bottom line,” says Ken Holowanky.
Read MoreMeet the Candidates: Adam Bremner-Akins, Port Coquitlam, BC Greens
2024 BC Provincial General Election series: “We are breaking ground on a SkyTrain extension to Port Coquitlam by 2026. Yes, you heard that right,” says Adam Bremner-Akins.
Read MoreMeet the Candidates: Keenan Adams, Port Coquitlam, Conservative Party of BC
2024 BC Provincial General Election series: “For years I’ve complained about BC politics. And my father said, ‘Keenan, shut up or get involved’. Well, this year I’ve put my name forward to serve the people of Port Coquitlam,” says Keenan Adams.
Read MoreMeet the Candidates: Samantha Agtarap, Port Moody-Burquitlam, BC Greens
2024 BC Provincial General Election series: “Small and medium businesses are key contributors to the BC economy and important members of our communities but they are under increasing pressure from rising costs,” says Samantha Agtarap.
Read MoreMeet the Candidates: Jennifer Blatherwick, Coquitlam-Maillardville, BC NDP
2024 BC Provincial General Election series: “We’re reducing the cost of doing business by ensuring that 90% of businesses are exempted from the Employer Health Tax,” says Jennifer Blatherwick.
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